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You Need to Know
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Introduction ...................................................................................................3
Technical Questions & Answers .................................................................5 Accounting Questions & Answers - Basic ............................................6 Accounting Questions & Answers - Advanced ................................ 19 Enterprise / Equity Value Questions & Answers - Basic ................. 25 Enterprise / Equity Value Questions & Answers - Advanced ........ 30Valuation Questions & Answers
- Basic ............................................. 32Valuation Questions & Answers
- Advanced ................................... 43Discounted Cash Flow Questions & Answers
- Basic ...................... 49Discounted Cash Flow Questions & Answers
- Advanced ............. 58Merger Model Questions & Answers
- Basic ..................................... 61Merger Model
Questions & Answers - Advanced ........................... 69 LBO Model Questions & Answers - Basic .......................................... 78 LBO Model Questions & Answers - Advanced ................................ 85 Brain Teaser Questions & Answers ..................................................... 92Introduction
This guide has one purpose: to help you answer the most important "fit" and technical questions in investment banking interviews. We tell you what's important and what you need to say - nothing more and nothing less.Most other guides suffer from several problems:
1. The information is not investment banking-specific. Do you think you're going to get a question about "Why you're interested in this position?"I'll tell you
why you're interested - because you want to make a lot of money! 2. The information is out-of-date, wrong or incomplete (see: The Vault Guide). These days, interviewers assume you know the basics - like how to value a company and go beyond that with advanced questions that require thinking more than memorization. http://breakingintowallstreet.com http://www.mergersandinquisitions.com 4 3. No answers are provided, or there's minimal direction (see: The Recruiting Guide to Investment Banking). Of course, you shouldn't memorize answers word-for- word, but it's helpful to have an idea of how you might structure your answers. 4. The questions do not apply to interviewees from diverse backgrounds. If you worked at Goldman Sachs this past summer it's not hard to convince them you're serious about finance but what if you didn't? What if you're making a career transition or you're coming in as a more experienced hire? That's what this guide is for. 5. The guides were not written by bankers. If you doubt my credentials, just refer to Mergers & Inquisitions, where I've written over 300 detailed articles on networking, resumes, interviews, and recruiting for investment banking and private equity. The proof is in the pudding.Your time is limited
so we get you the answers you need, when you need them (right now). What follows is a list of 400 investment banking interview questions and answers, divided into different types of "fit" questions (personal, team / leadership, "why banking," etc.), technical questions (accounting, valuation, DCF, merger models and LBO models, and brain teasers), and other topics (restructuring, distressed M&A, and discussing transactions).This guide is quite length, but
you don't have to read everything. Pick and choose which sections are most relevant to you. I recommend reviewing the table of contents first and then skipping to the questions you are most in need of understanding. Or you can read the entire guide all at once as well - it's up to you.In either case, though, the key is to
apply what you're learning and test yourself. Rather than reading everything passively, try to answer each question - and then check whether or not you got it right. Do that, and you'll be several steps closer to landing investment banking offers. -BrianMergers & Inquisitions
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Technical Questions no longer consist entirely of "How would you value a company?" and "How does Depreciation going up by $10 affect all the statements?" Sure, you may still get these questions - and we do cover them in detail below. But these days interviewers a re going beyond the basics that everyone knows and asking questions that make you think instead. There are an infinite number of Technical Questions and it's impossible to list everything you might encounter here - but these are the most common basic and advanced questions you might get. For Technical Questions there is almost always a "right answer" so we'll go through exact answers here as well.If you find yourself
not knowing the answer to a Technical Question, you shouldn't try to fake it - just admit that you don't know rather than stumbling through the answer.There are a few exceptions
you really do need to know the basic concepts, like simple accounting and valuation. For more advanced modeling, there's more leeway to say that you don't have much experience or don't know the specific answer.If you want to learn everything
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Here are
the 5 most important Accounting concepts you need to know: 1. The 3 financial statements and what each one means. 2.How the 3 statements link together and how to walk through questions where one or multiple items change.
3. Different methods of accounting - cash-based vs. accrual, and determining when revenue and expenses are recognized. 4. When to expense something and when to capitalize it. Not all expenses are created equal. 5.What individual items on the statements, like Goodwill, Other Intangibles and Shareholders' Equity, actually mean.
The questions below will cover all these concepts.1. Walk me through the 3 financial statements.
The 3 major financial statements are the Income Statement, Balance Sheet and CashFlow Statement.
The Income Statement gives the company's revenue and expenses, and goes down toNet Income, the final line on the statement.
The Balance Sheet shows the company's Assets
its resources - such as Cash, Inventory and PP&E, as well as its Liabilities such as Debt and Accounts Payable - andShareholders' Equity. Assets must equal Liabilit
ies plus Shareholders' Equity. The Cash Flow Statement begins with Net Income, adjusts for non-cash expenses and working capital changes, and then lists cash flow from investing and financing activities; at the end, you see the company's net change in cash." 2 . Can you give examples of major line items on each of the financial statements?Income Statement:
Revenue; Cost of Goods Sold; SG&A (Selling, General & Administrative Expenses); Operating Income; Pretax Income; Net Income. http://breakingintowallstreet.com http://www.mergersandinquisitions.com 7Balance Sheet:
Cash; Accounts Receivable; Inventory; Plants, Property & Equipment (PP&E); Accounts Payable; Accrued Expenses; Debt; Shareholders' Equity. Cash Flow Statement: Net Income; Depreciation & Amortization; Stock-Based Compensation; Changes in Operating Assets & Liabilities; Cash Flow From Operations; Capital Expenditures; Cash Flow From Investing; Sale/Purchase of Securities; DividendsIssued; Cash Flow From Financing.
3 . How do the 3 statements link together? "To tie the statements together, Net Income from the Income Statement flows into Shareholders' Equity on the Balance Sheet, and into the top line of the Cash FlowStatement.
Changes to Balance Sheet items appear as working capital changes on the Cash Flow Statement, and investing and financing activities affect Balance Sheet items such asPP&E, Debt
and Shareholders' Equity. The Cash and Shareholders' Equity items on theBalance Sheet act as
plugs," with Cash flowing in from the final line on the Cash FlowStatement."
4 IfI were stranded on a desert island
only had 1 statement and I wanted to review the overall health of a company which statement would I use and why? You would use the Cash Flow Statement because it gives a true picture of how much cash the company is actually generating, independent of all the non-cash expenses you might have. And that's the #1 thing you care about when analyzing the overall financial health of any business its cash flow. 5 . Let's say I could only look at 2 statements to assess a company's prospects - which 2 would I use and why? You would pick the Income Statement and Balance Sheet, because you can create the Cash Flow Statement from both of those (assuming, of course that you have "before" and "after" versions of the Balance Sheet that correspond to the same period the IncomeStatement is tracking).
6 . Walk me through how Depreciation going up by $10 would affect the statements. http://breakingintowallstreet.com http://www.mergersandinquisitions.com 8 Income Statement: Operating Income would decline by $10 and assuming a 40% tax rate,Net Income would go down by $6.
Cash Flow Statement: The Net Income at the top goes down by $6, but the $10 Depreciation is a non-cash expense that gets added back, so overall Cash Flow fromOperations goes
up by $4. There are no changes elsewhere, so the overall Net Change inCash goes up by $4.
Balance Sheet: Plants, Property & Equipment goes down by $10 on the Assets side because of the Depreciation, and Cash is up by $4 from the changes on the Cash FlowStatement.
Overall, Assets is down by $6. Since Net Income fell by $6 as well, Shareholders' Equity on the Liabilities & Shareholders' Equity side is down by $6 and both sides of theBalance Sheet balance.
Note: With this type of question I always recommend going in the order: 1.Income Statement
2.Cash Flow Statement
3.Balance Sheet
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